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Network Observability: Mastering Infrastructure Data for Smarter IT

If you want to know exactly what’s on your network and how it’s all connected in real time, then network observability is the answer. Network observability pulls data from sources across your network infrastructure to model a detailed view of your systems and how they interact. This lets you understand exactly what’s happening on your network at any given moment so you can optimize performance.

Checkly Changelog: New Features and Updates - Traces, Visual Regression Checks, and Degraded States

Join María and Nočnica as we go over three major new features from Checkly: Checkly Traces - integrate OpenTelemetry data from your stack with synthetic monitoring traces Visual Regression Checks - Check for pixel-by-pixel changes to your website Degraded Checks - want to note a problem but don't want it to trigger alerts like a failing check? Try soft assertions and the 'degraded' state.

3 Reasons Why This Startup Migrated From Clever Cloud to Scaleway Kapsule

Making infrastructure decisions can feel like a high-stakes puzzle: finding the right balance between technical capabilities, cost efficiency, and ease of management is no small feat. Recently, a company switched from Clever Cloud to Scaleway Kapsule (Kubernetes), with Qovery orchestrating its transition. Here’s what drove this change and how it’s paid off.

Product Release Notes October 2024

The easier it is for you to get data into CloudZero, the easier it’ll be to maximize your cloud efficiency. This month’s updates have entirely to do with ease of use: a drag-and-drop method to get unit cost metric data into the product, an improved MongoDB integration, and continued improvements to our AnyCost API and cost integrations.

Having a "Secure Network" or "Secure Devices" Isn't Enough Anymore. So, What Is?

There’s this notion that a secure network of devices is not good enough…that what you need is a network of secure devices. However, at Zebra, we believe the only thing that’s acceptable these days is a secure network of secure devices. That’s why we’re working with Google Cloud and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. to look deep into on-prem and cloud architectures to implement the best security features at every potential access point.

Types of Intrusion Detection Systems: Network vs. Host-Based IDS

Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) are specialized security tools that are designed to detect and respond to suspicious activities within an organization's network or on individual computer systems. Their primary objective is to identify anomalous patterns or behaviors that may indicate a security incident. These anomalies may include unauthorized access attempts, suspicious patterns in network traffic, or alterations to critical system files.

New IT Disruptions Shake Up the Enterprise Landscape

Recent IT disruptions have been the causes of great changes in the very core of doing business worldwide, presenting both challenges and opportunities in their wake. As such, organizations continue to embrace these changes through emerging technologies, operations, workforce interactions, and customer experience. Therefore, digitization and the adoption of innovative solutions are key to maintaining competitive advantages.